Roll of Honor names many American expeditionary units
List of servicemen with units and stations in Am. For. Exp. Forces, including Ardgay Scotland Fort Devens Camp Greene N Y and France. Notables include Ernest Allsopp Ernest Berry Harold Coolidge Harold Coolidge and Raymond Wright among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Allsopp
Ardgay
Scotland
Ernest Berry
Camp
Devens
Webster Blanchard
Alexander Bresth
Des Moines
Jesse H. Briggs
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Edward Burke
Kelley Field
San Antonio
Texas
Henry Burke
Quartermaster Dept
Jacksonville
Henry Byer
France
D. Norman Campbell
Harold Coolidge
William Coughlin
Lowell H. Cram
Fort Andrews
Donald H. Currier
Camp Greene
N. C
W. Bryant Cartier, Jr
12Th
U.s.cavalry
Army Y. M. C
Columbus
N. M
Brad Daniels
Newport
John Valis
Raymond Durkee
Caisson
76Th Div
Camp Devens
James Madison Fairbanks
American Ambulance Corps
Paris
Harland Flagg
Raymond Gallant
Bat
Ralph Gates
Glenn Gould
Frank Giannoni
U. S. Marines
Boston
Walter Gilmore
U.S
O’brien
Frank Greenough
U. S
Vernon
John Kenney
Philip Klein
Wagoner
101St Ag
Harland Lawrence
U. 5S
Quantico
Philip Litchfield
F. A
Fort Oglethorpe
Pliny Nims
U. S. Inf
South Carolina
William O’connor
Oscar Olsen Edward Pendergast
36Th
Co. D
9Th Bat
James. Quinlan
R. Earl Randall
U. S. S.-Lenape
Everett Reed
G. Howard Reed
John #. Sisson
Ambulance Corps
Allentown
Walter H. Welch
Wyoming
Charles S. West
Charlestown Navy Yard
Lyman M. Wetherbee
Corp
Ernest Whitcomb
Frank Woodward
Raymond B. Wright
Dr True's Elixir Promoted For Worms Relief
Henry O Hanley of Belfast Maine writes that Dr True's Elixir saved his life and touts the medicine as a family laxative worm expeller. It is advertised to tone stomach move bowels expel worms and restore health with prices 40c 60c and 1.00. Thousands have used it and it is sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O. Hanley
Cross Street
Belfast
Maine
Dr. True
Rafi Fj
Auburn
Bedford's List Roll of Honor Lists Bedford Boys in U S Service
Public Safety committee asks readers to notify any error in the Bedford list of men in the U S service. A card catalogue for relatives and friends will be created and photographs requested for filing. The notice itemizes servicemen with ranks, units, and destinations such as U S Navy, U S Army, Am. Exp. Forces, and overseas postings in France and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Boys
U. S
Public Safety Committee
George R. Blinn
Anthony
Stanley T
U. Ss
Brooklyn Navy Yard
N. Y
Day
Clifford L., Corp
U. S. Inf
Fordées Durkiff
William J
Medical Dept
Piers English
Michael L
Ardgay
Ross Shire
Scotland
Fanning
John S., Co.a
Charlestown
Mass
Fletcher
Basil E
Ay-Motor Truck Co
Camp Logan
Houston
Texas
Ford
Milton C
Goulding
Edward L
U.S. Naval Hospital
Phila
Hamilton
William W
149Th Co
Hansen
N. Peter
Co. C
37Th Inf
Laredo
Hayden
William R
the Fenway Apartments
Boston
Campridge
Arthur H
U. S. S. Melville
Hummingsen
Baker
Hunnewell
Edward. A
Naval Station
Hingham
Hunt
Hugh J
Holats. Co
Jackson
William
14Th Regt
Kealy
David S
Sig
Camp Kelly
San Antonio
Loomis
Hubert H
Battery
Ralph L
Care Morgan Harjes, Et Cie
Boulevard Haussman
Paris
France
Samuel
East Point
Nahant
William F
L’ecole d’Aviation Militaire
Avard
Manning
Walter F
Naval Magazine
Marine ‘Barracks
McMahon
Martin’ F
Commonwealth Pier
Parker
Frederick Jr
Boston City Hospital
Med. Dept
Henry McB
U. S. S. Aylwin
New York
William A
F. A
Camp Devens
Petersen
George H
Pfeiffer
Albert
Riese
J. Harold
Mil
Sullivan
Frederick H
Frederick H., Sergt., Co. D, 104Th U. S. Inf
Syner, Peter
Corp
13Th Field Artillery
Camp Greene
Charlotte
N. C
Tackney
Stephen Evans
Via
Forbes
Walsh, Edwards F
Walsh, James J
Co. A
19Th Inf
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Walsh, John Jr
Battery C
76Th
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg
Eld Wheelock
Arthur S
Wilkins
Tel
Willson
Harold E
VJ. S
Chester
N.Y
Concord War Relief Seeks Help After Busy Sewing Months
The War Relief Volunteer Committee reports nine all day sewing meetings at the First Parish vestry with an average attendance of 65. In two months 24 bales were sent to various groups including Mrs Riddett and Weller Cannes A M and the Secretariat Francais des Villages Libres Paris. The total articles sent reached 2551 with many more received from outside Concord. Gifts totaled 1897.40 with expenditures listed and receipts noted. The group continues collecting old newspapers and other goods for sale to support the war effort, with meetings every Wednesday at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Relief Volunteer Committee
Secours Duryea
Paris
Emile Thurneyssen
Paul Hyacinthe Loyson
J. M. Elder
Canadian General Hospital No. 3
Ayer
Concord
Concord Red Cross
Mme
Secretariat Francais
Nina In Y Duryea
The
Woman's Club
Edith Cavell
Prescott Keyes
First Parish
War Relief Committee
Chilton Cabot
Walter Tobin Describes Homesickness and Christmas Gifts Abroad
Private Walter Tobin of Company D 104th U S Infantry in France writes home on December 26 1917 about relief from homesickness after receiving a box and letters. He notes a Christmas church service a French Y M C A Christmas tree for local children and a warm meal despite war surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tobin
U.S
France
Mulcahy
Father Connors
Concord
Ayer
Vally
Walter
Flag with 69 stars raised at St Bridget’s Church
A war service flag bearing 69 stars was raised at St Bridget’s Church amid a full crowd of about 800. Rev. P D Meagher blessed the flag as Rev John J McHugh delivered a patriotic address. Patrick Kane and Stephen Maley of Camp Devens led the flag to position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Church
P. D. Meagher
John J. McHugh
Camp Devens
James J. Morgan
Patrick Kane
Stephen Maley
Army
Navy
A. A. Hilferty
Boxboro Krull of Honor List Names WWI Volunteers
The Red Cross roll lists Boxboro and surrounding volunteers with units including 301 Ammunition Train Camp Devens 101st U S Infantry 26th Division Am Exp Forces and France. Corrections are requested if any ranks or locations are mis-stated to complete the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxboro
Joseph Barber
Ardgay
Rosshire
Scotland
B. C. Steel
Flint Furbush
Zenas Lovélace
Gay
Frank McNamara
Rosshire Co
Frances Coffey
John P. McNamara
Gen. Pershing
T de Anthony P. Arruda
France
Red Cross Committee
British Soldier Sergt Ashton Speaks at Concord Men’s Club
The First Parish Men's club in Concord heard Sergt A Ashton of the British Recruiting Mission in Boston recount his trench experiences on the Western Front. A 6:45 supper was served by parish ladies with about 45 members present and Boy Scouts as waiters. The talk mixed humor with grim details of no man's land and going over the top. A vote of thanks closed the program as members of other local churches attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt. Ashton
Concord
Sergt
A. Ashton
Boston
No Man’s Land
Forum Meeting Highlights Talks on Race in Asia and Africa
A Forum gathering at the town hall Sunday after February 3 featured Prof DeBoisel discussing the colored race in Asia and Africa. Samuel Morrison led the event with the usual singing omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeBois
Druggists Volunteer as Merchant Marine Recruiting Agents
Charles F. Warren of Maynard’s P H De Lee drug store is among 526 New England druggists who volunteered to serve as recruiting agents for the Merchant Marine. The men enrolled at Boston and sworn in at a convention will operate stations to enroll youths ages 17 to 27 for training as sailors and support crew on ships of a training squadron for cargo fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warren
Charles F. Warren
P. H .de- Lee
Maynard
New England
New
Merchant’ ‘Marine
Henry Howard
United States Shipping Board
National
Boston Custom House
Fortit
Greenwich
Swanton
Nantucket
Boston
Thgature
Shipping Board
27 Men Called for Deferred Service from Maynard Area
Exemption board division 15 calls 27 first class men to report at Ayer between Feb 23 and 27. This fulfills the final 15 percent of the first quota. Maynard men named include Dr Francis May, Joseph Dineen, Everett G White, Samuel Mirade, Howard Mahoney. Alexander Bresth West Acton and others from nearby towns also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Exemption Board of Division 15
Ayer
Francis May
Joseph Dineen
Everett G
White
Samuel Mirade
Howard Mahoney
May
Holy Cross College
Harvard Dental College
Concord
Joseph P. Dineen
Daniel Dineen
Waltham Sr
Alexander Bresth
West Acton
Orisar Sloat
Femi
Levi & Geto Harvard
Alexander P. Gionet
Suirley
Miss Clara Potter Dies After Illness at Deaconess Hospital
Miss Clara Potter died at Deaconess Hospital on the Thimae 31 after a long illness. Services were held from her Everett street home with Rev. George A. Tewksbury officiating. Potter, born in Littleton years ago, lived with her father Daniel F. Potter for many years. She is survived by a brother in China and her father is in his 87th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Potter
Everett St
George A. Tewksbury
Potter
Littleton
Daniel’ F. Potter
China
Wis
Farm Wanted for Season Near Concord Massachusetts
Woman seeks to rent a farm for a season in Concord MA suitable for corn and beans. 10 to 15 acres with neat buildings and a comfortable furnished home. Reply to Mrs. T. Mott Shaw Concord 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Mott Shaw
Concord
Mass
W W C T U Meeting Notes Frances Willard Memorial Day
The W W C T U met at Mrs H C Rolfe’s home on Tuesday afternoon February 2. The gathering observed Frances Willard memorial day and the memory of Miss Fr lad. The White Ribbon home in Ayer was praised as a good meeting place for mothers and sons. The next Women’s Parish Association meeting will feature Alfred Rodman Hussey on The Modern Challenge to the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C.’Rolfe
Frlard
Frances Willard
Ayer
Women’s Parish Association
Raftermoon
Alfred Rodman Hussey
A O H Defeats Ward 3 in Lynch Bros. League Match
A. O. H. defeated Ward 3 and took all four points in a league match at Lynch Bros. alleys. Lynch was high for the match with three strings totaling 285. Henry Price, former champion, bowling for Ward 8. The score remained close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Lynch Bros
W. Lynch
Henry Price
Unity Circle of A I A Donates to Maynard Soldiers Fund
The group donated 24.50 from a recent Whist party to the Red Cross for the Maynard Soldiers Fund. A sweater will be given to every Maynard man enlisting, with Mrs William primmer as supplies chair. Wristlets were distributed at weekly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Circle, I. C. of A
Maynard Soldiers
Red Cross
William, Piinner
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
We the undersigned express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and words of sympathy during our recent bereavement. Thank you for the floral offerings received from M. and Mrs. Aunt Larsen, Andrew and Lena Larsen, and Mrs. Jones born Larsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Larsen
Andrew and
Lena Larsen
Jones
Larsen
Divorces and Estates in Local Court Action
Mrs. Mary L. Healey of Concord received a decree nisi in her divorce from Francis B. Healey of Nashua. The suit cited cruelty and intoxication. she also gained custody of a minor. Other filings include requests to administer the estate of Thomas P. Owens of Hudson valued at 500 dollars, and several lawsuits for contracts and torts against residents of Hudson, Maynard, Acton, Bedford, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Mary L. Healey
Francis B. Healey
Nashua
N. H
Fox
Marlboro
Clinton
Ayer
Pittsfield
Joseph B. Owens
Hudson
Thomas P. Owens
Mortimer. A. Owens
Boston
Joseph .F. Owens
Daniel J. Owens
Schenectady
N. Y
Alice B. Owens
Mary M. Hogan
New York City
East Cambridge
Atty. C. P. Steree
Lyman Tuttle
North Acton
Ida. A. Tuttle
Powell
Fox Ih
Mary A. Fletcher
Hannibal 8. Pond
Somerville
David A. Hincks
Court St
Abraham. Levine
Fred EH. Morrig
Tremont St
Levine
McIntire
Howard A. Cutter
Chelsea
Altked ‘W. Davis
Chiara Saurino
Joseph Saurino
Hive, Se
Weinstein
Main St
Association
Julia A. Robbins
Horace’ F. ‘Tuttle
George Barrett
Troy
Winthrop
Windsor
Charles Hayward
Winnisky
Cambridge
Government seeks thousands of stenographers and typists
Stenographers and typewriters for government positions advertised by A J Sullivan, U S Civil Service representative at Maynard Post Office, report urgent need. Exams will be held Tuesday at 9 a.m. with possible evening testing if enough applicants apply. Entry salaries range from $1000 to higher, with strong prospects for appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Sullivan
United States Civil Service Commission
Maynard Post Office
Washington
Sullivan Sand
School officials plan meeting in Boston this week
Supt of Schools William H Milling ton and Principal Horace Bates invited senior members to a gathering in Boston toward the end of the week to discuss district matters and participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. H. Millington
Horace Bates
Jens Ind
Boston
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